The Brutalist Report

The Register

• AI gives the sleeping network switch market a good kick [14d]
• Xlibre fork lights a fire under long-dormant X.org development [14d]
• OVHcloud chief talks up sovereignty discussions with the European Commision [14d]
• DHS warns of sharp rise in Chinese-made signal jammers it calls 'tools of terrorism' [14d]
• Broadcom's answer to VMware pricing outrage: You're using it wrong [14d]
• Windows 11 migration heats up... on desktops [14d]
• SAP ECC 6.0 lives to fight another decade under Rimini Street [15d]
• Attack on Oxford City Council exposes 21 years of election worker data [15d]
• Deal to 'save' UK colleges £45M in Oracle Java licensing fees followed audit requests [15d]
• Remembering when NASA stuck a Space Shuttle on top of a Boeing 747 [15d]
• Techie traveled 4 hours to fix software that worked perfectly until a new hire used it [15d]
• Australia finds age detection tech has many flaws but will work [15d]
• AFRINIC election proceeds after ICANN’s attempt to replace officials fails [15d]
• China just two years behind USA on chip design, says White House tech Czar [15d]
• Japan's sequel to Fugaku supercomputer will be Arm'd to the teeth [15d]
• American coders are most likely to use AI [15d]
• Boffins devise voice-altering tech to jam 'vishing' schemes [15d]
• Microsoft 365 brings the shutters down on legacy protocols [15d]